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7. Write the code to test if the number 33 is stored in the variable var1:

a. if (var1 == "33"):
b. if (str(var1)
33):
==
c. if ("var1" == 33):
d. if (var1
33):
==

User WilHall
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Final answer:

The correct code to test if the number 33 is stored in the variable var1 is 'if (var1 == 33):'. The other options have syntax errors or use quotation marks incorrectly.

Step-by-step explanation:

To test if the number 33 is stored in the variable var1, the correct syntax in most programming languages would be to check for equality using two equal signs without quotation marks around the number, assuming var1 is a variable that holds a numerical value and not a string. Hence, the correct code snippet would be:

if (var1 == 33):
# Code to execute if var1 is equal to 33

The other options provided either incorrectly use quotation marks, make the value a string, or have syntax errors.

User Cesare Polonara
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